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Ok, it was my browser set up, I needed to allow cookies, now the site is working perfectly.You do not have to worry about this, I am the only person I know who has a browser set to deny all cookies. Thanks for email, I will send reply as soon as I have finished looking over your website. Last point, please do not apologise for your english, your english is fine and quite advanced. Remember that in english there are many different ways to say something, so when you think you have made a mistake, you probably havn't. I have several foreign friends and they all want to be precise. One friend, when we are alone together driving along in the car, she is always asking me to correct what she is saying. I say, there is nothing to correct. She says, there is something wrong with what I said. I say, no there isn't (truthfully). She says, yes there is, why won't you tell me (and starts getting cross). I say, ok, maybe there is a slightly better way to say it (I say this to put her in a good mood). Now she is getting excited while I am thinking in my head what new way I should tell her to use. I tell her the new way. She is delighted with herself. I start having a debate in my head, which is better, the old way or the new way? I can't decide. Regards --

OK, multilingual site ... All the pages load quickly, all the links seem to work, nothing is broken. There is one very bad feature, I think you realise this already. Website loads - it's spanish. Click on english flag, OK it's now english. Menu on left is english, so I click on "Country House". New page loads, "Casa de Campo", it's spanish, I click on english flag ... and so on. I think you need to sort out your links so that they work in a logical way, that is when you are in any particular language, the user stays in that language until such time as he clicks into a different language. If you are planning to add more languages and you leave the links as they are things could get messy. I took the liberty of making the english on the front page read a little easier, see my effort below, if you would like me to check through the other pages and send you my version you can email me, it would be easy job trap17mik at fastmail dot fm

How about a website design made up of text plus style sheet plus shortcut icon plus ... nothing else (that is no graphics, background or otherwise). Oh, and you can decorate your pages with pictures that add some meaning to the content. That is the type of website that I find myself more interested in these days. In other words a website where the layout and content are the priority and rounded corners and buttons to click are nowhere to be seen. I guess age has something to do with it. You know, when you are young you are more interested in things that are distracting, like flashy websites with wizz bang effects, and when you get older you become more interested in the content and actually find distractions annoying - so I am probably showing my age. Here are couple of websites that look perfectly OK to me that illustrate what I mean: https://www.fastmail.com/login/?domain=fastmail.fm https://journalized.zed1.com/

Very nice site. And perfect for a hotel. It made me want to visit Lunahuana.One small mistake that I could find. When you are on the "Testimonios" page the little red box to the left of the Testimonios link button showing that you are on that page, is not working.The links along the bottom of the page - for example when you visit the "Mapa del Sitio " page, why not have the link turn red to show that you are on that page?Why not give your site a "shortcut icon", they seem very popular nowadays.